Author: Parents and Teachers for Excellence
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The PTE Newsletter: Friday 15 October
Her critics would rather Ms Trunchball taught their kids, but to those opposed to the ‘woke orthodoxy’, Katharine Birbalsingh is a breath of fresh air as the government’s new Social…
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Choosing a School: Visiting School Open Days
In the last piece we covered three really important sources of information that families can use to come up with a shortlist of school preferences: Recent applications data, school websites,…
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The PTE Newsletter – Friday 1 October
Finally – finally! – schools have been told what is planned for exams next summer. They were promised details before the end of September, and this deadline was narrowly met, with…
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Choosing a School: Sources of Information
In the last piece we covered a couple of “formal” datasets about schools – the government’s Performance Tables, and Ofsted’s inspection report. In this article we are going to cover…
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The PTE Newsletter – Tuesday 28 September
Whisper it but… there’s not been much education news since out last roundup. This is probably a good thing – no news is good news, and everyone can just get…
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The PTE Newsletter – Friday 24 September
Where did the week go? How come it’s already Friday? Hopefully your week has been kind, and the term-time tiredness hasn’t yet got too much. While parents and teacher are…
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Choosing A School: Coming up with a Shortlist
There is no doubt that the best – indeed only – way to get a proper feel for a school is by visiting it during the day. Seeing with your…
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The PTE Newsletter – Tuesday 21 September
While the dust settles from the government reshuffle, and new ministers start to get to grips with new positions, the rest of the world continue about their lives completely unaffected…
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The PTE Newsletter – Friday 17 September
And so the unthinkable has been thought, said, and then done – Nick Gibb is no longer Schools Minister. Aside from a time on the backbenches during 2012 to 2014,…
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